Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Addresses federal agency preparation for post-quantum cryptography migration
- Covers inventorying and prioritizing systems vulnerable to quantum threats
- Focuses on alignment with federal guidance and emerging cryptographic standards
- Designed for government and industry professionals involved in cryptographic modernization
- Attendees may earn up to 3 CPE credits
About the Event
The Federal Quantum Readiness Forum 2027 convenes government and industry experts to examine how federal agencies can prepare for a future in which quantum computing threatens current encryption standards. The forum addresses the practical challenges of transitioning to quantum-resistant cryptography, including risk assessment, investment prioritization and roadmap development.
Key Topics
Sessions will cover post-quantum cryptography migration strategies, methods for inventorying and prioritizing vulnerable systems, and approaches to aligning agency practices with new federal guidance and standards. Participants will gain insight into assessing quantum-related risks and building actionable plans for cryptographic modernization.
Who Should Attend
The forum is intended for federal leaders, agency IT and security professionals, and industry partners involved in cryptographic infrastructure. Those responsible for compliance with federal cybersecurity mandates or managing encryption across government systems will find the content directly relevant. Attendees may receive up to 3 continuing professional education (CPE) credits.